Sven (@Shaikun) sur getquin

8Mo·

Hello everyone,

I need your opinion.

I have about 50% msci world, 30% sp500, 10% stox 600 and 10% msci India.... does it make sense to include Japan$LCUJ (-0,59 %) to include Japan? Would then be planned the same size with Europe and India.

I am aware of the overweighting of msci and sp500 in the USA and this is intentional.

Thanks for the advice

2 Commentaires

MikeInvestSome@MikeInvestSome

8Mo

Get rid of India and get MSCI EM

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Martin@EatSleepInvest

8Mo

Doesn't make sense in my opinion. Japan is already included in the MSCI World at 6%. So you currently already have 3% Japan in your portfolio. I wouldn't buy an extra ETF just because Japanese equities are currently doing well, especially if you look at the historical comparison.
The Xtrackers MSCI Japan ETF was launched in 2007 and has achieved a return of 3.77% p.a. since then.

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